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The SUNDAY night storm on Lake Michi.
gan vss the most terrible since the AlFens
went down, aud in consequence the fSn
market is flooded with everything. and
Dsttenthaler. as Usual, cot the bulk and tho
arst pick. aud bis market Il packed with il
all at III Mcnros.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-20
HINDERCORNS.

Tho snfevt -urast and 10 cure for '"rn- u MONS ~
p,or- All nam Ensures comfort 10 lAcf feet h"fe
" cure. VI cent? VI Drugyit- Lls-v- -'f "
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-20

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everybody
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-20
STREET NOTES.

I''
IWaco Ieuhui9 - '''O ''''
\ H. C. Nretn ~ No' LOT 'eaihe'
" SEQ steam Laun1ry Is the pest
leo to the Waco Steam Laundry.
po., cin of coffee at the Silver |
rnon
l,,,.r Green and get p nice
. .l,.ond horse.
" - ..,ou,o,.sotosks IN Waco
d q H''g ,,},, pU' ~, r1'' - - '' " ''''
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81 or I'', - VA Re
d. urco"'
u MalbcId VIII "eii you III reueeIhc"
Wa Ches ana J'"o'5 a. nam ~ 'oe'
R. Dr. K.ID Munroc' deni'Si q! Aus
III Ave. bet seventh ana ElSh'h'
Rest meal in Waco ut the silver
Noon.
Il For fine best mskes in pocket
n, w.. spd rplors go to horsiull Il
.Etmeron'..
IA fresh assortment Of plain and
H. crackers aud biscuits at Is. a.
sf.,je 4 co.'s.
.,..no of lfs,tiald,s now bouses
ly '1,, ..,"u,oc Of construction Price
Ens, dol NJ. por month.
oi.s. t,oi,r clo,niuy ond ro.
SR I!s' 1'''' ,,N,!,Ss r2o1Lirm ot HON
p t .,.,S -, son,h I.onr,h .Troet
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siaiit, il r 10 5o sr'p o ." ch.om
W. oe "oi, NopV N" n,ooi- ,"iI no nomo
~ hon ~, .n ,i"o di '' nnd hor,,nins in
n ,Hi ,Ul az u. "'' Law nwinn Eros
cv'N'" . ~ -.
Lsdles, inc incest s 's' t'neht Vi
srssors ana sheare "i'u vne Ues' linn m',
ar 10 De lo'"o a. ''o' 'i"' &" va -
doh s.
Mr.. Ben ! DuVal mas evidently con
clu ded to make Waco ms ptrlnahah'
homo. lie mas purchased Iots on
North Fifth street and VIII oul'u III
nj diately.
is hplrchcndcd that the session
1T the city council to be held tonlgh
wi be breezy one. Engineer llar
sbrd'' report VIII DE reHo "uu 1T ~ II
fhma'cd 'ha' sonlo Hc' ION ~. ~
Eisken mere on wh'rH WIZ cmu'c son
leon-ld' r"ole anu SP'ri''" "'Aou'''o '
~ Contractor John Remnant Is las
{ geltiug the guttering in Frankly
sueet in good shape. his is one Q
Lilo test pieces ct work ever done TO
" ely J"oglnS I'on P'cscn' "P
p asF4ice7'
Gabtrt Bros, the iWhlonahle me-
elant tailoTs, % rum street, NAY
reCe.yed their ia!l STOCK, WI'ch
'SsEsF mplctcncsS itself. 1t contains som
oi the handaomest patterns OF III
RasoA. No well dressed yuung m"
can afford to ignore Nabelts me-
Hock
NE iron ul lJI " 40 - ens ,mU !, 4"
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~ N sNes oe',ut s'''i'i"t GnIi n ,"' a" -
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DuVAel = = o'o W pump "N'' Wv ="
s"ie ~ pe '''H'c"'
Constable Lee Jenkins yesterdi
Eryed distress warrant on al
closed the ton.srial establishment
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-20
Garnet department

!. Please inspect our new patterns IN
three ply tapertrles, body brussel
lAhd moquette carpets, they are mar
y,eIs OF beauty at low figures. We also
now this week new line OF very
Elegant dsdoes, Turcoman curtains IN
saIour and chenille, to which we IN"
Vlte Inspection. Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-20

Mrs Wlnslow's soutninE Syruu shou!d ~.
Nhys he us- q Tor children toethlug Ii soothes
the child .of,cus tnv guin~, e..Nvs nh psius
4 .Nrrl ,.R
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-20
KnXOnice Npem.

, sale OF reserve seats for the Michael
strogoti performance will commence
a. o'clock this morning.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-20
Down They Go.

Old papers at TIE EXAmINER OIL
flee al 20 cents hundred or $I'9O
thousand
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-20

Sugar drips in quart and half ga
lon cans at Il. A. Little & Cos.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-20

Take your prescriptions TO the GA
Sorner drug store, and get well.
, 1887-10-20
Coal and Lumber Shipments.

Prepared .Ior tie -Irgr,I
Du'iug the month Il September II
ca-E, - II coal aud lnnlher were .B'ppcd
from Puget sound t" foreign AMI coast
wise ports. OF these A. we're lumber
carEo.s. taken from the following ports:
Eight from Tacoma Ships Levi q.
Burgess, Canada, DasLiug Wave, barks
Samneet, Cassandra Adams. Alden Bcs-
Sc, Cha. b. KeuTcY and bktn Malay.
Nine from Port Blakc!y-Ships Ell
ward O'Brien, Kaic Daveul ert, Mercury,
barks Otagn, Roseuius, Columbia, sc,.rs.
Fannie Duiar!, Reporter, Vim. F Wei;z-
man.
Five from UtsuIady-Ear!s Jamas 4
KING, Atlanta, Wm. lie Lncheur, Fred
L. Sanders and bkIn. K'Ikitat.
FouE from Port Discoverv-ShiIs State
OF lIainc, Erickson. burks Newsboy and
Majestic.
Four from Port Madison Barks Vi
dett,, T:da! Wave. Northwest, barken-
tine Qnickstep.
Seven from Port Gamble-Ship Pal
myra, barks Bouauza. Fresno, Hore,
Cowlitz, Emerald and sclir Corona.
Three from Port Hadlock -Barks Col
usa, Arcturus, bktn. J. NJ. Griffith.
Three from Pert Ludlow Bark Mar
tina, schts Hucmeme W. :. Jcwett.
Tie aggregate quantity of lumber
taken by these vessels from each mill
port is as follows:
, 1887-10-20

TArrnsH. Gcf. II. ) +. IN -G.rr5; ligi
,n~; wind Bark passed ont d: 6 IL IN
NAH Bsy-ChaT, H. ht east ;,Ii..!. Tn
Mo4ul L. al tn. ha,
PySiIt not reported.
Port Angelrs-Cis-ar: -,cutlc east Wild
Clear aul calm.
SAN FRANcIscn, Oct. u. - Sailed
str. Alki. Nanaimo; Wellington, Ma
naimo; ship Columbu-, Mainline.
Ship Occidental arrived yesterday IN
tow OF tug ). l.. MastirI:
The Snnihern Curf arrived. !umfrr
lnden fer San Diego.
he Ii .ho to"!, 300 tnns # freight +"
Aias;;a this trip. a Ism%sinarrIncr'
crew worked all night to get 1t "u Loard.
The O!ympian IS running thus far nr
the schedule Of the Starr. the latter
steamer having been placed on the
Whatcom route nn accnunt OF the Idaho
beng still aground aud disabled.
The eatire upper works of tho steamer
Rustler are being rebuilt, and the vessel,
uhoSi inc shii VI 1I SGuWCll. VIII
emerge new creature" very much
after The style OF the gun that received q
new lock, stock and barrel.
Receipts. Ex. str. Dispatch 600
shingles. 40 sacks potatoes. 6 boxes but
ter, 1 calves, I packages merchandise, G
cases hnuschnld goods. Consignees-
B. & E W. & K ;, G. F. Clapr, J. Scayty,
A Weir, 7. B;.h"r, NJ. x ~. &. L"uch,
II. w Miller. Il. Gassner, ID. W. La
Nurcc
Following passengers arrived per str.
Dispatch: Neab Bay, DIR. ID. w. LaMoree
and family, Henry Costeu; Pysht, Miss
Laura Penfield: Crescent Bay, Gus
Peterson, George Rainey; Port Angeles
DR.. G. K. Patterson. J. \. Martin; Dun
ness, Capt. E. Fl McAImond, Hugh
Rainey, Cast. Morris. G. C'Dunnel, CT. S,
Potter, a. b Dorsey, A Turkey, l.. II.
Gays, i. L. Rogcrs. d. Crain.
Latest freights and charters: Br. sp.
New York. 2699 tons, coal from Nauaimu
for San Francisco; Br. ship The ssulus
! 1882 tons lumber from Puget Sourd 10
Melbourne wbaIf at 55s.; scirs. Corona,
375 tohs aud Hueneme, 347 tors lumber
from the Sound to San Pedro.
, 1887-10-20
From Saturdays Daily ]

Bktne. Retriever was towel tn sss
last night 10y tug Holyoke, lumber laden
from Had lock for San Francisco.
Schr. Vanderbilt, Capt. p. c. Myers
arrived yesterday from Frisco via Vic
toria, and was towed 30 Tacoma to load
lumber.
N. r. & N. Cos steamer Idaho has re.
sumed business after taking n rest on
the LaConner mud flats.
Tug Tacoma went down the straits
last night to tow ship DashiDg Wave to
Tacoma, from San francisco.
Sailed: steamer Mexico for San Fran
cisco.
Ship W. H. Macy was towad out by
tug Mustick Thursday, with 3445 ton5 OF
coal from Seattle fos Frisco.
Tug Alexander arrived during the
night for the ship Bohemia, which she
will tow TO Nanaimo today.
San FRANcI-Co, 14.-Arrived: Steamer
Walla Warla, Astoria. Sailed: Steamers
Geo. w. Elder. Puget Sound; Columbia
Portland; Willamette, Seattle.
TAroosH, Oct. l4-5 p. m-Clear; brisk
northwest wind. a bark in tow is pas
sing out Ship Detroit passed in at IL :3t
a. m. An unknown bark is beating out.
Neah Bay-Clenr; light northwest wind
Pysht-Clear; light west wind
Angeles-Clear; light west wind.
DungeDess-Faira aud calm.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 14-The fol-
lowing named passengers sailed to
day for Sound ports on str. Geo. w
Elder:
For Victoria: Mrs Levy, ] Walk
er, E G Smith, Major Downie, Gil
ker, w w Weeks, Miss Kerleber,
Burster and wife, j Daily, E B Har-
ris.
Port Townsend: Mrs j P Jones &
son, J L Wayson, t V Warrington
Mrs Taylor.
Seattle: A " Baker, T L Schmidt
F II Hansen, B W Blake and wife
j D Robinson, ] A Mansen, Miss 9
Catch. j 2 Smith, @ Fletcher & wife
Miss e Wern, Mrs Brown.
Tacoma: NJ z Kay, A NJ Denny
G. Bailey, HRS J Wallace, Mrs j
Tucker, i Berry.
, 1887-10-20
Thinrs Hyarfn Ennuinn

That Allcock's are the only genuine
porous plasters.
That all other so-called porous pIasters
arc limitations
That their makers only get them up to
sell on the reputation OF AllSock's.
That ali so-called improvements and
ingredients are humhugs.
That no ono hGs ever made an improve
ment on Allcock's Porous Plasters.
That when you buy Allc,'ck's Porous
, 1887-10-20
church Directory.

81. Psul's Church-Diviue service every sun
say morning ~ II O'Clock; ovenih. at 7:SO
s'clsck. SundAy-school at = O'Clock IN the after
sosn. Celebration Of holy Communion frsl
Sunday IL ths month aftor the morning service
Tbs Guild meets FOR work every Thursday after
soOH st o'clock; all are welcome. Rev. e. t.
Crawford. Rector.
yBthOdist Episcopal Church-Services svcry
ssbOath 1T IL o'clock \. II. and III : O'Clock p. II
LlaSs meeting ut close of morning service
sabbath School ut 2:I5 in the afternoon. Al
srs invited to attend the services lev john y
psRiSsn, Pastor.
Prssbytsrian Church-Morning Service nj
U:3Q O'Clock: evening service at 7; Sabbath
sskOOl 1t II ~ n. III. Prayer meeting Thursday
sTsniuy at a. Seas free. The public are
ssrtl1ily invited TO attend. Rev. d. T. CJrnG'
ban. Acting Pastor.
, 1887-10-20
PorkTownsend Mails.

TIE mail closes at 1913 pm, the mail leaving
for she south and east at p. M. every day ex'
esp: Jundzy.
yail TO WhaIcom leaves Mondays. Welnes
days and Fridays at 10 n III. Arrives Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Nail 10 Coupviils leaves every Tuesday aud
Thursday ~ II =. M, returning ut p. m
Nail for Port Dis sOyery leaves At = p IN. daily
slcspt sunday, returning At 10 u.
10 Eszh Bay and way ports Monday at u M
and TAursd1T at 10 \. M, returning Wednesday
sla saturday mornings.
&sii 10 Irondzle Leaves daily at p IN, return
.zg saias night.
Hail TO Alasks leaves twice Il month, connect
ux With Ssa francisco stoamGrs about Ihc 2nd
gro. q. MCNAMARA. Postmaster.
, 1887-10-20
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, 1887-10-20
uerokants. Reaa 9Hfs.

To those subject to the vexations of DusInes!
life, dyspepsia and feeling of debility, irri!a-
6ility and despondency, We say take Simmons
Liver Regulator. The REGULATOR is Tree from
any injurious mineral substance; not disagree
able; san lie taken mt any time without intariar-
ing with business or pleasure 1t is gentle, safe,
and y gooi digestor. IL is unequalled i'll the
OF piles, constipation. bad breath, sick
headache and bilious COMPLAINTS
, 1887-10-20
Northwestern Masonic Aid AssOciR-
tiOn OF Chicago.

Organized in 1874, has now 40CD1 members;
Sas paid benaficharisS s3 ESQ ,OO0 The benefits
OF lifa insurance furnished at actuai cost; em-
p.oys its own medical examiners; the largest
cheapest and most reiiabe represented on the
Coast; now takes in non Masons between 81 and
~ yahrs OF age. Good solicitors wanted. Apply
to &. A. Bond, :F-s1 California street san Fran
cisco, General Agent for the Pacific Coast wd'
, 1887-10-20


Arcnn due today.
Str. Geo. L. Starr has resumed her
usual route.
TAToosH, Oct. 13, 5 p. m.-Light
rain; light southeast wind. Ship Bo
helnian in tow of tug MIogul, passed
III ut 8 a M
NEAH BAY.-Cloudy; light southeast
wind.
PYsHr.-Oloudy; light southeast
wind.
AxeELEs.-Cloudy; gentle southeast
wind.
DUNGENEss.-Fa calm.
San Francisco, Oct. 13.-Arrived:
Ship Gen. Knox, Seattle. Cleared:
steamer Columbia, Astoria. Sailed:
Ship Glencairn, Portland, bark Mich
olas Thayer, Tacoma
rug Nogul towed American ship Bo-
hemia from the sea last nifiht, aud pro-
ceeded with her 20 Nanaimu this morn
ing, where she will load ceal.
Bark Henry Buck was towed cut yes
terday, lumber laden from Semitic FOR
San Diego.
Southern Chief sailed f.r San Diego,
yerterday, lumber laden from Ludlow.
Br. bark Pau Wan, Young, came up
the straits yesterday from Frisco, bound
to Burrard,s Inlet, TO lond lumber for
Adelaide, Aus.
Steamer City OF Atlanta has boen char
tered TO take her blace on the New York
and Mexican line.
, 1887-10-20
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, 1887-10-20

BRITISH COLUMBIA ExPoRRs.
The exports during the month OF Sep
tember were thirteen cargoes Of coal and
lumber from British Columbia to coast
wise aud foreign ports. Following is
the amount Of coal shipped from Ma
naimo during the month:
, 1887-10-20

This amount exceeds that shipped the
preceding month hy 70l3.
The value OF oUal shipped is S253, $50.
The value OF lum er shi hipped is 1898, $50.
1hs steamers Geo. w. Elder, Mexico
aud AIti made their usual trips during
the month, carrying, besi'l0s coal, large
quantities nt produce, to the amount of
S325, 500.
The Alas.an steamers, Oiympian. An
con aud Idaho. carried on ihsir trips
north during the month, merchandise to
the estimated V. lue of Sl55,000
The gross value of cGrgocs ahipped
from Puget sound in September are as
, 1887-10-20
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Is claimed for It. As blood purifier
, 1887-10-20
ReIter fIiau Gold.

Can be truly said of that new and efllcaeious
remedy for Consumption and diseases OF tie
Throat, Chest and Lusss, Santa Abis. for IL Is
pleasant To ihs palate and death TO cold
Every bottle warranted hy JAS ID. MISKLEE, the
Druggist.
, 1887-10-20
Land FOI. SaIey
or WEST SOUND. oRcAsIsLANp.

Or WEST SOUND, ORCAs ISLAND.
\ 40-acre tract Of choice land. good title well
located and well watered with living springs, and
good vacant land adjoining. Splendid location
for fruit and eranberries and sheep rance as
there aIe hills and mountains adjoining Price,
$3.50. Apply et ARGUS Real Estate Agency.
, 1887-10-20
FAMILY GROCERIES,!

We always keep in stock complete
lnr Of Choice Family Groceries, and
WI s,il them Al prices which cannot
bo | eat by any firm on the Coast.
VIII deliver all goods free of charge
to any part of the city.
Give us trial in this line and see
if We don't please you, both in prices
and quality.
, 1887-10-20
BORN.

GOVAN-At DungeDess. W. T., October
IL, 1887, to the wife Of David Govan, 4
son.
, 1887-10-20
Total
THE COAL CARGoEs.

Twenty eight cargoes 0! cSal were
shipped from Puget > uad during the
mouth of September. Eight of these
curgoes we're taken from Tacoma in the
Following named VGS.pI.
, 1887-10-20
ONLY FORTY CENTS.

In nostace stamps for q new Nickle Plated Stem
Winder and Stem setter Watch, just patented
Addrers ROY JACKSON, Box IL. 3ll East ioith
street, \, Y. City, Mention this paper
, 1887-10-20

n. D. Hills Sons are agents fer The
famous Weber and Decker Pianos.
, 1887-10-20

.EunIhn-.fElllipn.


Tho Original AhietiRs OiD!@eEt "a aa!y Pu'
ND in Inrga tWu-OUnc1 L:E boze9. ana l. an AsA-.
lutte crrs for old sores, iiaTus. wounds, Ghapi'~s
haut!s and all skin eT-uytiags. VIII poSiDvt9
cure al, kinds of pls.. ASS fSr she GLATS5-st =
Abie!ine Ointment u cant Per boy kl3, SSss
lty JAS. ID. HTEKI.EB ". j. Bgu-zisi, A=nht ~
, 1887-10-20

When Raby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she Child, she srioi for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she cluRg to Castoria,
Whom she had Children, she gave them Castoria
, 1887-10-20

Office to rent at head Of Quincy street
wharf. Apply TO n. ID. Hill.
, 1887-10-20
JAMES D. nalHKLER, "a. o.
PORT TOWNSEND, w. T.

ssss ssd Drug STORE mar the Custom House.
1hesaes, Mrs.. X. garthTop's house formerly
sSzpie5 by EaYi. Oliver. gu Taylor street.
f.sRhons iE drug stOrg, accessible day or
s.ls. Ne. st tIlosh0ns far residence. 80. No.
NSlsphsHs for otacS, %.
g Oaes hs%TE: 10 IL, 4. -, % nEt7 Ia
tr.E. ssps0!kwtf
, 1887-10-20

Ihe sup A'ta"I" tOoh iioui 'ioN't'o
33. $50 cans of SALMON and miscellaneous
freight to the value OF S239, ,73&.
TOTAL SHIPMENT
Nanaimo-IO,2s5 tons Goa. 80 81, As
Departure Bay-5,050 tons ccal. 25,25O
Bnrrard's Inlet and Departure
Bay-1, ,237 $50 feet lnmber.-.. 16,OS4
YictoIia-salmoa and miscellan-
eous freight .-,.---. 25f ,f54
Grand total. al...............S $685., ,493
The amount of tonnage engaged in
carrying tue above is 1850 tons.
, 1887-10-20

GUARANTEED \ POSITIVE esEE Feb
" Catarrli, Cold in the Head, uav EsvGT, ssfS
Cold Catarrhal DeafRoss aud sors ESss- Rs~
stsras tn. sense OF taste ssa sAall; rsaoyes
had taste and unpleasant breath. TossitteS
FROM Cara!'rh. Easy and pleasant 10 Ess- r "a
low dractiOnS and CuE9 Is wsJrasios ~ AZ
Drug.,i.ts q per box: s..iO hy mail. Sad fs:t
cirrniar 10 EBIETiSE MEDICAL Con-
PANY, Orovilie, Cal. Ask for
AAyTA AHEE AND CAT-2 CSRE.
For sale by JAS. D. NINTlLER, 81. D., druggist.
Agenl OF Company.